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Ayaka Suwa

Voice Actor

Ayaka Suwa is a Japanese voice actress who plays Toka Yada in the television anime of Assassination Classroom. Represented by the agency Arts Vision, she hails from Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
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Assassination Classroom Role

Ayaka Suwa voices Toka Yada in the Lerche-produced television anime of Assassination Classroom, a role recast for the OVA release with a different actress. Yada is a Class 3-E student who appears across the show's full two-season run.

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Career and Notable Roles

Suwa has voiced A2 in NieR: Automata, Tokaku Azuma in Riddle Story of Devil and Chris in KonoSuba, building a career centered on video game tie-ins alongside television anime roles. She trained in theater through high school and college before moving into voice acting professionally.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Ayaka Suwa?

Ayaka Suwa is a Japanese voice actress born in 1988 who hails from Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture and is represented by the agency Arts Vision.

Who voices A2 in Nier?

Ayaka Suwa voices A2 in NieR: Automata, one of the video game roles that helped build her career alongside television anime work.

Who does Ayaka Suwa voice in Assassination Classroom?

Ayaka Suwa voices Toka Yada, a Class 3-E student, in the Lerche-produced television anime of Assassination Classroom. The role was recast for the OVA release with a different actress.

What other anime has Ayaka Suwa voiced characters in?

Ayaka Suwa has voiced Tokaku Azuma in Riddle Story of Devil and Chris in KonoSuba.

What is Ayaka Suwa's background before voice acting?

Ayaka Suwa trained in theater through high school and college before moving into voice acting professionally.

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